Show HN: Youchoose.one – A site that helps you narrow down a list, one by one

1 djdmorrison 0 6/21/2025, 1:20:48 PM youchoose.one ↗

I built this website to help me narrow down the large list of appetizers our caterers could serve at our wedding down to just 4 favourites.

I like the idea of being provided 2 options at a time, picking a favourite, and repeating until you have the desired number of winners. I was rather shocked to find no tool existed, so I made it myself.

I tried to make it very simple to use, with a variety of input methods (enter one by one/paste in a list, click the button/press enter). Once the user clicks Go, the URL holds the state of the options submitted and any settings so they can be shared easily.

The website is made with Nuxt/Vue - simply to stay in good practice using other frameworks (I'm an Angular developer).

Any feedback/thoughts would be great! Especially SEO wise.

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Show HN: Youchoose.one – A site that helps you narrow down a list, one by one

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